Too many players focus on the strike ball and do not spend enough time practicing how to pick up spares. This can prevent improvement in their score. Coaches Rod Ross and Michelle Mullen outline three components to picking up that pesky corner pin. Watch this video to learn how angle, swing and ball reaction can help you pick up those spares.
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5:46Left & Right Side Spares with Kegel’s Torch
Keeping it simple is the name of the game when shooting at left and right hand side spares. Silver level Coach Dan Triske will show you how to take the lane conditions out of play so when you leave those corner pins, you’ll increase your chance at success. The key to repeatability on your strike…
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1:38Spare Practice with a Full Rack
More often than not, your local bowling center does not have the technology to set up spares for you to shoot at during your training sessions. In this free video lesson, Scott Pohl, owner of On Track Pro Shop, explains how to play “The Spare Game” with a full rack of pins. How it Works…
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6:51Bowling Techniques: Creating Leverage
Bowling coaches Rod Ross and Mike Nyitray provide you with a few bowling techniques for creating leverage because it is one of the most misunderstood techniques out there for bowlers. Learn how leverage comes in many shapes and sizes. Find out what leverage is specifically referred to and why it is so important for bowlers.…
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3:35Throwing a Bowling Ball: Elbow Bend or Straight Arm
Coaches Rod Ross and Mike Nyitray explain the differences between throwing a bowling ball with a straight arm versus a bent elbow. Every bowler is different and can throw the ball in a way that best fits their style. As the game of bowling has evolved, more and more bowlers are adapting to a style…
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